Author: Carlyle Coppins

The SKYPAC presents ‘Chicago the Musical’

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- A show-stopping musical is coming to SKYPAC in Bowling Green, and whether it’s someone’s first Broadway show or their fifth, audiences are sure to leave with something memorable. ‘Chicago the Musical’,  the longest-running American musical in Broadway history, is making its way to the city. One of the actors shares how meaningful the production has been for…

SOKY Floral Exchange flourishes with female farmers

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – During women’s history month, we’re highlighting a local business making an impact. Tucked in the heart of Bowling Green is a floral exchange filled with beautiful blooms grown by female farmers. The SOKY Floral Exchange is a collective of farm-fresh flowers, soaps and honey. And the best part? It’s all from south-central Kentucky. It started when…

Family Enrichment Center’s 30th annual 5k walk and run

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Family Enrichment Center is hosting the 30th annual 5 Run and Walk for Children at Ephraim White Park. The event also kicks off Child Abuse Prevention Month, which starts in April. Unfortunately, Kentucky ranks fourth in the number of child abuse substantiations.  That’s almost double the national rate. Over 30 percent of those children are…

Girl Scouts celebrate 114-year anniversary

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – March 12 is the Girl Scouts’ birthday, and to celebrate, one local speakeasy is getting in on the celebration by creating a new dessert with the new cookies. Most people recognize Girl Scout Cookies. While that is a delicious factor, for 114 years, Girl Scout troops all over have strengthened talents and created a space for…

Volunteers of the Year nominations accepted by Community Education

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Volunteers in Action, a coalition of representatives from agencies and organizations that rely on volunteer service, is now accepting nominations. For 35 years, Community Education has highlighted and honored volunteers for their service to the community. Choosing volunteers to be awarded in categories like the team spirit award, rising star and young leader award to shine…

SKYCTC hosts Future Health Care Heroes Camp

WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – High schools from all over south-central Kentucky got the chance to visit Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College and get hands-on experience through the Future Health Care Heroes Camp. Early exposure to health and nursing programs can create more confidence if it is something students are interested in. Prisha Patel, a 10th grader at South Warren…

Kentucky Youth Advocates group provides House Bill 6 update

WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – House Bill 6 is a large bill that brings communities and the government to one table, and its ultimate goal is to help children and families who use childcare. For a single-parent family, 23% of that family’s income can go toward childcare. For a two-parent household, it’s 10%. The cost of care is similar across the…

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. holds Rooted in History, Rising in Service gala

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Dozens gathered for the Rooted in History, Rising in Service gala this past weekend to shine a light on people who made a massive difference in the community. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. hosted an unforgettable gala, bringing together distinguished guests. The event served as a meaningful opportunity to honor esteemed leaders, such as Dr. Saundra…

Local Black-owned business: Highlighting Late-Nite Sweets N Treats

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Late-Nite Sweets N Treats is a local Bowling Green business started back in 2017, which specializes in unique cheesecake and cake recipes all while serving the community and customers until two in the morning. As Black History Month continues, one local Black-owned business continues on even after rebuilding. Conchetta Bell, the owner and baker at Late-Nite…

Another Way Program and Hotel Inc. work on K-Count

WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – Another Way Program and Hotel Inc. joined together by going out into unhoused communities and counting the number of unhoused people within Warren County, all while making an effort to connect on a deeper level. Karen Foley, the executive director of Hotel Inc., tells us, “It’s really important to meet people where they are, because we…